Tricorder

XPrize winner says its Tricorder is better than 'Star Trek'
The XPrize Tricorder winner is half real medical device, half Dr. McCoy.
By S. Buckley, 04.25.2017
ICYMI: Trekkie health scanner, car vending machine and more
By K. Davis, 11.12.2015
Stanford scientists get a little closer to a medical tricorder
By D. Cooper, 11.10.2015
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This is the final hardware for Scanadu Scout: a real, functioning tricorder
By M. Gorman, 01.07.2014
Scanadu Scout tricorder tops $1 million in funding, now comes in black
By J. Fingas, 06.18.2013
Biosensor cradle makes your iPhone into a spectrometer
By M. Grothaus, 05.28.2013
iPhone biosensor cradle brings us one step closer to having tricorders (video)
By M. Joire, 05.25.2013
Scanadu finalizes Scout tricorder design, wants user feedback to help it get FDA approval
By M. Gorman, 05.22.2013
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Texas Instruments brings sci-fi tech to life with DLP (hands-on video)
By M. Joire, 02.11.2013
Qualcomm Tricorder X Prize registration begins tomorrow
By B. Drawbaugh, 01.07.2013
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Scanadu's Scout tricorder and companion app detect what ails you, arrive in 2013 for $150
By M. Gorman, 11.29.2012
Glove Tricorder helps train doctors, may lead to DIY cancer screening
By T. O'Brien, 08.24.2012
Tricorder designs go open source: can detect magnetic fields, reveal Trekkies (video)
By M. Smith, 03.29.2012
Captain's Log: Incoming messages from the devs... again
By B. Felczer, 08.18.2011
Ultrawideband tech could connect your body to doctors, bring Tricorders to the mainstream
By D. Cooper, 07.08.2011
An interview with Apple's first CEO, Michael Scott
By M. Grothaus, 05.24.2011
Captain's Log: A non-trekkie guide to Star Trek Online
By K. Horner, 01.22.2010
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NASA turns iPhone into chemical sensor, can an App Store rejection be far away?
By T. Stevens, 11.13.2009
GE VScan portable ultrasound earns the Leonard McCoy seal of approval
By R. Miller, 10.22.2009

Tricorder

XPrize winner says its Tricorder is better than 'Star Trek'

ICYMI: Trekkie health scanner, car vending machine and more

Stanford scientists get a little closer to a medical tricorder

This is the final hardware for Scanadu Scout: a real, functioning tricorder

Scanadu Scout tricorder tops $1 million in funding, now comes in black

Biosensor cradle makes your iPhone into a spectrometer

iPhone biosensor cradle brings us one step closer to having tricorders (video)

Scanadu finalizes Scout tricorder design, wants user feedback to help it get FDA approval

Texas Instruments brings sci-fi tech to life with DLP (hands-on video)

Qualcomm Tricorder X Prize registration begins tomorrow

Scanadu's Scout tricorder and companion app detect what ails you, arrive in 2013 for $150

Glove Tricorder helps train doctors, may lead to DIY cancer screening

Tricorder designs go open source: can detect magnetic fields, reveal Trekkies (video)

Captain's Log: Incoming messages from the devs... again

Ultrawideband tech could connect your body to doctors, bring Tricorders to the mainstream

An interview with Apple's first CEO, Michael Scott

Captain's Log: A non-trekkie guide to Star Trek Online

NASA turns iPhone into chemical sensor, can an App Store rejection be far away?

GE VScan portable ultrasound earns the Leonard McCoy seal of approval

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